@soapfan770 OMG, how have I never seen this??  I have some of the trial on my own YouTube channel.  When Marge barrels over as the baliff I just about died.  She favors Judge Judy in that robe.  Her improv comedy roots on full display.

Edited December 22, 20177 yr by SFK

20 hours ago, SFK said:

@soapfan770 OMG, how have I never seen this??  I have some of the trial on my own YouTube channel.  When Marge barrels over as the baliff I just about died.  She favors Judge Judy in that robe.  Her improv comedy roots on full display.

 

It's from the Friday August 4, 1995 episode. I first found this on an VHS tape which is buried in a storage unit of the family like fifteen years ago. I haven't seen this since re-watching those old tapes a few years ago, glad to see the actual episode has finally surfaced on Youtube! I just love the banter between Dusay and Walker especially with Tangie's meltdown--a high point for a largely unsuccessful character who was winding down at the time, as Walker left the show at the end of the month. There was actual speculation online at the time that Tangie would be offed by Brent/Marian but many were disappointed when Tangie exited just a few weeks shy of Brent/Marian's first victim.  

 

 

So we've almost reached the first 6 months of JFP's run.

 

January-August 1992 have some good stuff, but sadly we know the momentum doesn't last.

 

From what I could find online, JFP's run was a little less than 4 years, July 1991 to May 1995.

 

 

1974 preview

 

 

Wow, what a great find - thanks for posting that! It's great that it at least has a glimpse of Lynn Deerfield as Holly.

 

 

I was just thinking about what an embarrassment of riches GL had with its female cast in the very early '90s. So many types of the female experience represented: Maureen Garrett, Maeve Kinkead, Beverlee McKinsey, Amelia Marshall, Nia Long, Jean Carol, Ellen Parker, Sherry Stringfield, Beth Ehlers, Tina Sloan, Melissa Hayden, Kimberley Simms, Fiona Hutchison, Melina Kanakaredes, Rachel Miner, Hilary Edson. That's not to discount the equally wonderful men on the show at that time, but this is a female genre, and there was such richness, fortitude, grit, and complexity to all of these portrayals. Each woman had many, many opportunities to shine. How blessed were we to witness that in our lifetimes when soaps were already beginning to lose their luster? Maybe only the Labines' GH rivaled that in the past 25 years or so.

 

Sorry if this has already been posted, but I stumbled upon this bizarre but charming story from earlier this month about Nancy Curlee Demorest befriending a former UNC basketball star she idolized in her youth. 

http://www.newsobserver.com/sports/college/acc/unc/article189171094.html

Edited December 31, 20177 yr by Faulkner

 

Edited January 1, 20187 yr by Paul Raven

^ What year is that ad from?

Is that the first Meta?

I believe it is 1956.

 

Not sure who the actors/characters are?

On 01/01/2018 at 1:08 AM, DRW50 said:

Is that the first Meta?

 

Yes, that's Aunt Meta.

Edited January 4, 20187 yr by vetsoapfan

On ‎12‎/‎30‎/‎2017 at 9:42 PM, Faulkner said:

I was just thinking about what an embarrassment of riches GL had with its female cast in the very early '90s. 

 

Sadly so many of them were overlooked when the Daytime Emmy Awards rolled around.